Building Connecticut's Workforce Ecosystem
The Governor’s Workforce Council has been tasked with setting strategy and policy for the state’s Pre-K through retirement workforce pipeline, and to serve as the prime coordinator for businesses, educators, trainers, state agencies, state workforce boards, non-profits, and others.
The primary goal of the Governor’s Workforce Council is to ensure that Connecticut maintains the most accessible, equitable, aligned and high-quality workforce pipeline in the country, ensuring our workforce remains agile through curricula and programming that is responsive to the needs of the 21st century economy.
The GWC will partner with K-12, post-secondary, employers, and regional workforce boards to coordinate workforce policy and programs and ensure the overall strategy is reflective of the needs of the different areas of the state.
Review Connecticut's Workforce Strategic Plan Draft:
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Build youth career pathways in order to satisfy industry and economic development goals by creating an organic talent pipeline that remains in-state
Collaboration
Build an industry-led system of regional sector partnerships that facilitates the creation of good jobs for residents across the state.
Workforce growth
Upskill adult workers in order to expand workforce capacity while focusing on creating high quality careers.
Workforce
Build a comprehensive set of workforce data systems aimed at providing resources to job seekers.